Sentence examples for more challenging having from inspiring English sources

Helen Mirren needs something more challenging, having already perfected these skills, than queenly frowning, pursing and gazing at majestic stags.

In any event, other ways to make kicking (not just extra points but field goals, too) more challenging have been discussed in the past, including narrowing the goal posts.

He later recalled that the proposal had been tempting, acknowledging that the decision would have been more challenging had it not been for the births.

But even more challenging has been the realization that for the most part, my life has stayed pretty much the same.

Even more challenging has been the study of the evolution of migration.

More challenging have been T2-weighted sequences.

More challenging has been deriving cause-specific mortality estimates.

Even more challenging has been the matter of validity.

What has proven more challenging has been defining a cutoff point for determining futility, and when it should be applied following cardiac arrest.

If you want to make the task more challenging have the honoree wear attractive looking gloves or mittens while doing this.

It is intuitive to expect that having natural flanking regions can be more challenging than having totally random flanking regions.